Be tough, be firm, and I expect if the summit goes on, be tough and be firm there.
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It's an important time to be firm about your boundaries.
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It must swim confidently and be firm, stern and fierce.
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Pentagon officials have sought to be firm without escalating the incident.
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The Greens too want the EU to be firm with China.
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They must be firm and dry, and neither withered nor soggy.
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If that offer is rebuffed, "be firm but kind," he suggests.
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It's an important time to be firm about your emotional boundaries.
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Be firm about how to spend your time and energy, Pisces.
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Firm and measured The US response must therefore be firm and measured.
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Our Constitutional settlement, our United Kingdom will be firm, will be secure.
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Remove the steak from freezer (it should be firm but not frozen).
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Presidents have to, on the one hand, be firm, but also be flexible.
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You can be firm on some things and more open-minded about others.
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Neptune blurs boundaries, which is why it's important to be firm on yours.
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"We will be firm and will defend the dignity of Mexico," he wrote.
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"Everything indicates that the European position will be firm and united," he added.
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I want my bananas to be firm, others like their bananas to be ripe.
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Be firm about your boundaries, because Neptune has a tendency to blur the lines.
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In two hours the mixture will be firm and ready to cut into squares.
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"He says we need to be firm demanding the recall of Nicolás Maduro," she said.
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Be firm about your limits with other people today; don't let them push you around!
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There's tons of advice floating around for individual journalists — be firm but fair, etc. etc.
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For any extradition to take place, there had to be firm indications of "classic criminal activity".
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You've got to be firm in the approach for the right person who's listening to you.
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The consistency, if a brain has been kept cold enough, should be firm, he tells me.
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When fully cured, the gravlax should be firm to the touch at the thickest part. 2.
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What results from this is a stuffing that should be firm enough to slash into slices.
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Ms. Pena said to be firm about sticking to a date once it has been chosen.
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A lot of people think we have to be firm, we have to stay the same.
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This is an important time to be firm about boundaries, but also to take measured action.
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The moon clashes with Saturn at 2:02 PM, asking us to be firm with our boundaries.
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For fillets, whitefish flesh should be bluish to translucent in colour and the flesh should be firm.
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Don't make any important decisions yet, Scorpio, but be firm in requesting time to think things over.
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Be firm: Continue to provide clarity when it comes to your expectations, and be confident in delivery.
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If they faced as many internal and external threats as he does, they would also be firm.
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The Indonesian government faces extraordinary pressure from its citizens and national media to be firm with Freeport.
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Two, I think we need to be firm in our resolve to take whatever action we can.
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Although Russia and China may never be firm allies, their partnership is bad news for liberal democracies everywhere.
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"First and foremost we must be firm," Sapin said in an interview with Reuters and three European newspapers.
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Retired LAPD detective Cliff Shepard hopes that one day there will be firm answers in all four deaths.
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"Be firm about the substance but be friendly, and open and warm in your dealings with the people."
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"I think we need to be firm in our resolve to take whatever action we can," he said.
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Additionally, the crib mattress should be firm enough that it doesn't indent and conform to your baby's body.
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The case has put pressure on the pension regulator to be firm with companies with large pension deficits.
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"Our hope is for the government to be firm ... Otherwise we will be taken advantage of," he said.
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"Pedophilia, child exploitation, child pornography... we must be firm on this as children are our responsibility," Wan Azizah said.
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He can be firm but amenable to talking, while probing for opportunities at pragmatic cooperation at the same time.
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And I believe that as a nation in the year 2016, we must be firm in making it clear.
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But economic fundamentals remain favourable and corporate profits, which are foundations of stock price moves, continue to be firm.
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Petrochemical shares, which make up roughly one-fifth of total Saudi market value, may therefore be firm on Wednesday.
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He must be firm, willing to call Turkey out for the dangerous and unhelpful actions it continues to pursue.
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So I did and after a certain point it seemed like my penis should be firm enough for penetration.
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" The academy's website reflects that, stating that "staff members must be able to be firm and aware of potential manipulation.
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Both the yolk and the white should be firm, and avoid eating scrambled eggs that are runny, the CDC recommends.
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I think it's time for our leadership to be firm and say this is the red line, don't cross it.
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Kavanaugh, who has been practicing for his testimony for days with White House lawyers, could also be firm under fire.
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"We want them to be firm for UK workers and as strong as possible when dealing with Boeing," he said.
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You might have to be firm, and that's okay — it will make the world a kinder place in the long run.
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"Our approach must be firm, controllable and systematic, and it should be applied with the right degree of intensity," he added.
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For President Trump not to repeat the follies of his predecessors, he must be firm and be willing to walk away.
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"It is time to be firm," she said, adding that Malaysia's government should engage religious and customary leaders on the issue.
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You can be firm in your commitment to take the vacation days you deserve while still being courteous to your colleagues.
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So if someone comes along in a ginger wig then it's a bit of a laugh, but you have to be firm.
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"Be firm, be nice, be polite but understand this is part of what we deal with when we're making big changes," Rep.
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"If they do, Iran's reaction would be firm, decisive and crushing and the United States should bear all its consequences," he added.
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Those of you who know me know that I have been and will continue to be firm in my convictions and resolve.
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Some difficult conversations may come up this evening, and you'll need to lay down some boundaries and be firm about your stance.
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But the government wants Air France to be firm with its unions, partly to thwart opposition to reforms it is pushing through elsewhere.
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Financial services and homegrown brands appear to be firm favorites among British workers, with many ranking highly in LinkedIn's latest "Top Companies" ranking.
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Young managers, especially, might make a point to be firm and not seem too lenient so as not to get taken advantage of.
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Kelly told ESPN that the league had asked law enforcement to be firm in enforcing the requirement for credentials to access the court.
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China's military, he said, would be "firm and unwavering in its determination to strengthen sea and air operational preparedness construction" on the islands.
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When a chicken breast is ready to come off the grill, it should be firm to the touch if tapped with your index finger.
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Mr. Trump needs to be firm, not reckless in his talk, ratchet up sanctions and find a way to engage the North in negotiations.
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"Girls need to be firm in understanding their value, being able to articulate it, and letting other people know what that value is," said Murali.
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Michel Barnier, the EU's negotiator, said on Twitter the executive is going to be "firm" on ensuring the rights of EU citizens during this process.
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"If we see and confirm overheating widening, we will be firm in adopting more measures, including designating some regions as 'overheated speculation zone,'" Ko said.
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It's important to be firm about your needs and boundaries, especially as the Moon connects with Saturn, the planet of rules and limits, this evening.
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As a result, demand for all assets, from stocks to real estate, will continue to be firm, which in turn, could bring additional economic growth.
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I can use other cheeses—like Gruyere, aged Gouda, Parmesans, Asiago and aged provolones—but they have to be firm because they need to stay up.
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If recently caught, it has rigamortis so it should be firm, unless it's killed the Japanese way where it's speared with steel thread down the spine.
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The purpose would be firm: to mandate a high level of spark and originality in any fiction that draws from the incredibly overused work of H.P. Lovecraft.
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The back of the case is designed to be firm, but the sides are flexible to fit over the buttons and improve grip, also according to Apple.
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Bejar helps engaged couples deal with the stress of planning a wedding, addressing everything from how to be firm with vendors to dealing with overbearing in-laws.
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European shares are expected to be firm, with spread-betters looking at flat to higher openings of 0.3 percent in Britain's FTSE, France's CAC and Germany's DAX.
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On the issue of human rights, which also figured in discussions, Mogherini said the EU would continue to be firm on its principles while maintaining dialogue with Iran.
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Perhaps the most challenging role is that of Queen Marguerite, who needs to be firm and yet tender to the king as she helps him leave this world.
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"While wireless pricing appears to be firm, the emergence of Comcast, and soon Charter, as new competitors appears poised to starve the incumbents of unit growth," he wrote.
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JAFFE: See, the thing is, what I mean by tough is you have to be firm, and you have to be in the action, and that sort of thing.
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The whites should be firm and the yolks still soft to touch; if the egg is still not quite done drop back in the water for an additional minute.
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" The fortune-teller lowered his head and stayed that way for a long time, then finally said, "By the time he is nine, this child's roots will be firm.
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Nicholas's writing tends to make people emotional, and the internet makes her accessible, so she has to be firm about the limits of what she is and isn't responsible for.
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We have to be firm and strong, but at the same time, we have to work for a political dialogue with Russia to try to improve our relationship with Russia.
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Chinese buyers were also in the market for the third and fourth quarter but at heavily discounted prices, indicating the demand may not be firm, a Singapore-based trader said.
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"The delicate balance is that we need to have both a constructive relationship with China and the ability to be firm on some issues," Mr. Rhodes said in an interview.
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The whole experience made me realize that I have to be firm and assertive about what I feel I deserve—that I won't get anything, unless I ask for it.
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We did it when we were young, and so our job is to be patient, to be kind, to be loving, to be firm and to teach right from wrong.
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"In 2018, oil products demand are expected to be firm amid the global economic recovery," Cha Jin-seok, head of the finance division at SK Innovation, told a call with analysts.
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We will, as ever, be firm in standing up for the interests of U.K. industry — as we continue to do, together with EU partners, on the U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs.
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NGOs are piling pressure on Macron to be firm in confronting the Egyptian president, who in April secured a second term, shoring up his position as a powerbroker in the region.
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In the meantime, institutional and retail customers would benefit from knowing that what may be their property in a U.S. failure could well be firm property in a foreign insolvency. 3.
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Helping you stand in your power is the sun's connection with Saturn on May 11 and then with Pluto on May 13, which will encourage you to be firm about your boundaries.
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Sometimes people think being bold is to be firm, but in fact being bold for me is being confident, self-assured, and proud of who I am and the decisions I make.
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Some of them can be a bit rude when they don't get what they want, but you have to be firm (especially when it comes to adding/dropping a class after the deadline!).
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The proposed highway's opponents, however, said his ruling had been meticulous — a description often applied to Judge Griesa himself, a soft-spoken man who was also known to be firm from the bench.
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Listen to your friend and respond thoughtfully, but, ultimately, be firm in letting them know you don't have it in you to keep trying in this relationship if that's the case for you.
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North Korea said this year it had miniaturised a nuclear warhead to fit on a ballistic missile but outside experts have said there is yet to be firm evidence to back up the claim.
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However, it believes there is more willingness now to be firm with China, notably after EU members late last year backed a system of screening foreign investments for threats to strategic technologies and infrastructure.
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"I just thought that that was a better place for us to be, that we were going to be firm in implementing the deal," he told Reuters at the U.S. Senate late on Tuesday.
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"It's not easy to make a call now on how much more naphtha Europe would push to Asia because demand from their petrochemical sector should still be firm," said a second Singapore-based industry source.
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Bradley Perrett, a veteran China watcher and reporter at Aviation Week, said the five-month interval between the aircraft's two flights was "extraordinary" and COMAC's reported delivery target of 2020 appeared not to be firm.
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DUBAI, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets may be firm on Thursday after oil prices bounced overnight, while smaller stocks may continue to dominate activity in Dubai as the market waits for fourth-quarter earnings.
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DUBAI, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets may be firm on Tuesday after crude oil prices touched one-year highs overnight, while Qatar may get a boost from positive earnings at its largest listed company.
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We're in an empathetic mood—however, it's important to be firm about our boundaries when the moon opposes serious Saturn at 12:40 PM and then powerful Pluto at 9:39 PM. All times EST.
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The Reggae Boyz will be firm underdogs against Bruce Arena's Team USA in Santa Clara but have proved desperately difficult to break down in the tournament so far, conceding just two goals in five matches.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One owners Liberty Media have under-estimated the task of running the sport and must be firm in setting out a vision for the future, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
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The Moon meets Jupiter in Libra at 10:21 PM and connects with Saturn in Sagittarius at 12:52 AM, encouraging us to find productive ways to work with the energy and be firm about boundaries.
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At a news conference after the vote, Mr. Bridges promised to be "firm but fair" in holding the government to account, and said he would lay out a "clear and positive plan" for his "highly energized" party.
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But leaders in the EU are likely to be firm on one key issue: making sure that if the UK wants to retain access to the EU's market, it cannot diverge too much from the EU's regulations.
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Jupiter just entered psychic and sexy Scorpio on October 10, and Saturn enters industrious Capricorn on December 20173, which means it's going to be hugely important to delve deeper into our issues and be firm about our limits.
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Macron, speaking during his first visit to Poland since he became president, said he hoped the Polish people could trust Europe to protect them if they were attacked, and that European countries needed to be firm with Russia.
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" – Pompeo The Associated Press takes a look at the history of the deal HERE, noting that the first article reads: "There shall be firm and enduring peace and sincere friendship between the United States of America and Iran.
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In other words, for women it's always a lose-lose scenario: Be quiet and spend 10 years in therapy; be delicate and suffer from a chronically stiff neck; be firm and get ostracized; be loud and get punished.
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The EU would "be firm in taking all necessary actions" if its exports are restricted, the official said, adding that a proliferation of such tariffs would cause unacceptable systemic risks — a concern echoed by other countries at the meeting.
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In television interviews on Sunday, though, he defended Mr. Trump's views on Russia, saying that as president, Mr. Trump would be firm with Russia but would deal with it like any other country when doing so suited American interests.
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"Bernie Aronson has an unparalleled understanding of how to be firm when you need to be, and at the same time how to develop the empathy that builds trust," Sergio Jaramillo, one of Colombia's lead negotiators, said in an email.
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We have to be firm, and we've got to unite those people in that part of the world to stand firmly against North Korea, and make sure we have the ballistic... (BELL RINGING) KASICH: ... ballistic missile technology to defend ourselves.
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" Mr. Trump said he wasn't necessarily suggesting a large-scale military action, but that "at a certain point you have to do something and you have to be firm and you have to be strong, you have to be a government.
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His refusal to be firm and resolute about what Russia did wrong in meddling in the election aggravates the suspicions of a public that doesn't seem to understand why he feels so determined to be chummy with the Russian leader.
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To maintain her lead and grow it, Clinton needs to be firm but embrace this rhetoric of love and kindness now — not just for Wednesday's debate or to win the presidency, but also to win the electorate more broadly beyond it.
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"Irrespective of Fed rate cuts, in our view demand for the USD is likely to be firm as long as the coronavirus crisis continues and fears of recession build in various parts of the global economy," she said in a note on Wednesday.
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DUBAI, March 3 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf may be firm on Thursday as investors' mood has started to improve after oil prices firmed, but Egypt may stall as investors worry about a possible interest rate hike, currency devaluation or both.
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"We don't view current labor compensation trends as a serious upside inflation risk, but they should be firm enough to allay Fed doves' concerns about the potential for decelerating price trends," said Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP LLC in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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"Gold has continued to be firm here in the course of equity market weakness and an ongoing bevy of factors that are concerns for the market such as trade wars, interest rate hikes and others," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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"Irrespective of Fed rate cuts, in our view demand for the dollar is likely to be firm as long as the coronavirus crisis continues and fears of recession build in various parts of the global economy," said Jane Foley, senior FX strategist at Rabobank in London.
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"We remain of the view that services inflation will continue to be firm, but some of its strength will likely be offset by the other components of the PCE basket, leading overall inflation to increase at a moderate pace," said Blerina Uruci, an economist at Barclays in Washington.
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"I think it's a signal that is going out from India ... that we are going to act, if not tough, we're going to be firm in our response," said Rajat Kathuria, director of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations, a New Delhi-based think tank.
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"Under a Trump presidency, foreign policy will be firm and proactive and similar to that of the Reagan's years -- a classic peace-through-economic-and-military strength, rather than the vacillating and dangerous weakness of the current White House," said economist Peter Navarro of the University of California.
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"The banking section has been quite strong the last few days and has continued to be firm today...that is associated more with the fact that people are feeling that banks are starting to implement a lot of the things that were requested by the Royal Commission", said Symes.
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Regardless of whether the stuffing is down, down alternative, gel, polyester, memory foam, or some unique combo of a few, your pillow needs to be firm enough to keep its shape throughout the night — and buoyant enough to keep your 10-pound head afloat instead of sagging down in the middle.
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It stands for Taste, there should be no bitter, salty or unpleasant flavors; Texture, the eggs should be firm enough that you can separate them with your tongue and they pop when pushed to the roof of your mouth; and Tone, they should have a clean color with a nice glisten.
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" That might not be as helpful if, say, someone in your family thinks depression just doesn't exist, in which case Dr. Goodman reiterates that you can be firm about your own experiences, and say something like, "That's not my experience and that's not what my doctors say, it's unfortunate that you think that.
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"With tone of voice, if you decide that contempt, impatience and irritation is not acceptable, the next time it happens, simply say, 'Please don't talk to me like that,' and just be firm and don't engage when someone is speaking to you in a tone that is unacceptable to you," she said.
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Their confrontation stirs up jealousy and obsessive behavior, so be firm about your boundaries in your personal relationships and bring in a third party to meditate if power struggles come up—it's easier to be a manipulative slime ball when things are done behind closed doors, so don't protect a jerk by keeping things hush.
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If you doubt me on this matter, check out this Channel 4 FactCheck analysis of whether or not rain on election day swings the votes one way or another — it notes that right-wing voters tend to be firm in their beliefs and consistent in their turnout, whereas lefties are a bit more susceptible to a "last straw" effect where it wouldn't take too much to get them to skip voting altogether.
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